The Philippine taxi industry faces decline not from competition but from political protectionism that shields poor service, outdated vehicles, and resistance to innovation like cashless payments and green fleets.
LTO Regional Director Francisco Ranches Jr. initiates a campaign to eliminate illegal fixers and bribery, aiming to streamline document processing and restore agency integrity.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. emphasizes the need to modernize outdated government systems and policies to simplify life for Filipinos and improve service delivery.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. emphasizes modernizing outdated government policies through digitalization to reduce bureaucracy and improve services for ordinary citizens.
The Bureau of Corrections concludes two workshops focused on procurement systems and resource management to improve operational efficiency and accountability in Muntinlupa City.
Students from UV and CNU learned to edit Wikipedia at the Cebu City Library, contributing local Cebuano heritage online. Join the knowledge-sharing movement!
As 2025 ends, Filipinos voice frustrations over high prices and corruption, listing concrete demands for 2026: jail for corrupt officials, upgraded highways, and efficient traffic systems.
The 11th Infantry Division and Sulu State College formalize a strengthened partnership via a Memorandum of Partnership Agreement to advance education, peace, and community development in Sulu. Learn more about this milestone collaboration.
Dr. Christina Gabrillo becomes first Filipina at World Shiology Forum, co-authors global food systems report. Read how she amplifies Philippine voices in international food governance.
Exploring whether Filipinos can become philosophers and the debate between two views on Filipino philosophy. Discover the rich philosophical tradition in the Philippines.
PDEA-Davao explains mandatory protocols for random student drug testing, including MOA with PDEA and parental consent. Learn about legal safeguards and prevention programs.
Masantol Mayor Danilo Guintu advocates for hanging classrooms to combat school flooding, ensuring uninterrupted education during the rainy season. Learn about the innovative solution.
425 students in Sulu benefit from 104IB's community outreach featuring Booksgiving, feeding, and tree planting in MNLF communities. Join the movement for education and environment.
Davao City pioneers Philippines' first Indigenous Peoples Teen Center, addressing youth health, cultural preservation, and livelihood training for 2,000 indigenous adolescents.